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A first of its kind financial awareness initiative
Simplified and interactive video modules
Basic financial concepts for class 6 onwards
Practical examples
Simulation exercises to enhance learning
Awareness about digital frauds
Concepts designed to enable financially responsible behaviour
Enables better financial planning at a young age
Money Management Programme for Students
Learning Modules
Customised to address the priority asks of the students, the programme has six major modules
Money and How to
Manage Money:
- Concepts of earning and saving
- Inculcate savings behaviour
- Explaining the value of money
- Maintaining a balance between savings and expenditure.
Banking
- Banks and types of accounts
- How to open a Bank Account
- Benefits of Bank Account
- Digital banking, its uses and different alternatives
Borrowing
- Whether borrowing is good or bad
- Concept of EMI
- Credit Score
- Types of loans and cost of borrowing
Basics of Investment and
Power of Compounding
- Inflation and its effects
- Investment and power of compounding
- Traditional ways of investment and their benefits
- Modern investment options
Risk Protection
- Risks and preventions
- Understanding insurance and its concept
- Benefits of insurance
- Types of insurance and its objectives
Responsible Digital Behaviour
- Digital frauds and prevention
- Grievance redressal
- How to report cyber fraud
- Do’s and Don’ts of digital behaviour
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Money Management Programme FAQs
The Money Management School Campus Programme is a first of its kind financial awareness programme by ICICI Bank, that strives to provide basic financial information to students from class 6 onwards, thereby empowering them with the knowledge about basics of earning, saving, budgeting, etc.
The programme can help students:
Understand the basics of money management
Set financial goals
Make informed financial decisions
Avoid financial pitfalls
Prepare for the future
Digitally responsible behaviour.
Exposure to basic financial concepts
Immersive learning experience through simulation exercises
Simplified and Interactive modules with regular knowledge checks to gauge the students’ understanding on financial concepts
Simple, easy and practical financial topics such as benefits of budgeting, savings, etc.
This programme is targeted at school students from class 6 onwards, as this will enable them to learn to plan their finances and manage money better.
The Money Management School Campus Programme consists of 6 video-based, interactive modules.
The concepts included are as follows:
Module 1: Money and how to manage money
Understand the basic concepts of earning and saving, create a savings mind set by teaching the value of money and balance between saving and spending.
Module 2: Banking
Elaborates on different types of bank accounts, digital banking and other alternatives of banking and associated benefits
Module 3: Borrowing
Explains how borrowing helps, cost of borrowing, concept of EMI, different types of loans and benefits of credit score
Module 4: Basics of Investment and Power of Compounding
Talks about various investment options and benefits of compounding
Module 5: Risk Protection
Explains various types of risks and how to reduce it.
Module 6: Responsible Digital Behaviour
Simplifies the concepts of digital frauds - its prevention, steps to report cyber frauds and the do's and don’ts of Internet Banking.
Students will have to complete one module and then move to the next one. Once the students complete all the modules, the completion acknowledgement will be displayed, which can be downloaded and will also be sent through e-mail.
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